Joe Hawke now rests at Takaparawhau | Te Ao Mārama
Ngāti Whātua kaumātua Joe Hawke has been buried on the land he fought to return to the iwi. Hawke was buried on the memorial to his late niece Joanne, who died during the occupation of Bastion Point 44 years ago.
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